IPA: /ˈlæŋʃæn/
KK: /lɑŋʃæn/
A type of domestic chicken that comes from China, known for its unique characteristics and qualities.
The farmer decided to raise Langshan chickens because of their good egg production.
The word 'langshan' originates from Chinese (specifically Mandarin), where 'lang' (狼) means wolf and 'shan' (山) means mountain. Therefore, 'langshan' refers to a mountain associated with wolves or a place where wolves are found.
Imagine a mountain ('shan') where wolves ('lang') roam freely — this helps you remember that 'langshan' refers to a place linked to wolves.